Dropkick Murphys

Live On St. Patrick’s Day

Editor's Review:

Although not particularly a fan of the Dropkick Murphys' music - kind of a Flogging Molly meets Swingin' Utters new old-school punk sound - I will say that the times I've seen Dropkick live have been genuinely entertaining. Live On St. Patrick's Day is a faithful representation of the Dropkick live experience; the crowd shouting along with every hollered Al Barr lyric, the bagpipes and mandolin augmenting the chugging punk guitars, all set to a frenzied pace. Dropkick favorites like "Boys On The Docks" and "Gang's All Here" are in many ways more engaging in the live setting than their respective studio versions, making Live On St. Patrick's Day a must-have for serious Dropkick fans, and a maybe for curious Irish-punk neophytes.
- Daniel Taylor

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Record Label Hellcat
Released September 2002

Tracks

  1. Intro
  2. For Boston
  3. Boys On The Docks
  4. Road of The Righteous
  5. Upstarts & Broken Hearts
  6. The Gauntlet
  7. Rocky Road To Dublin
  8. Heroes From Our Past
  9. Finnegan's Wake
  10. Which Side Are You Are
  11. A Few Good Men
  12. Curse Of A Fallen Soul
  13. The Torch
  14. Gang's All here
  15. Forever
  16. Spicy McHaggis Jig
  17. John Law
  18. Wild Rover
  19. Fortunate Son
  20. Nutty
  21. Good Rats
  22. Amazing Grace
  23. Alchohol
  24. Barroom Hero
  25. Dirty Water
  26. Bloody Pig Pile
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